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A Brooklyn artist who has lived and worked in many countries around the globe and whose pieces are widely collected. has donated one of her works in memory of her late sister-in-law. Sabeeha Johnson. Flint Hill.
Ail proceeds from the sale will benefit the Powerline Landowner Alliance (PLA). a group that is fighting Dominion Power's proposed transmission line. Both Sabeeha Johnson and her husband. Gale, have been deeply involved with the PLA effort.
The painting is on display and sale at the newly opened shop. 24 Crows (formerly the restaurant Four und Twenty Blackbirds, in Flint Hill. “This is an interesting piece of art. going to an important cause in our area, in memory of a member of the community who • passed away too young, so we will forgo any commission we might otherwise charge.'* said Vincent Deluise. who operates the new giiVart/gourmet shop, with his wile. Heidi
The three-dimensional painting is housed in a musical instruow>|t case and depicts u Storing instrument with raised Arabic script which calls for peace, understanding and friendship among cultures and religion. “It represents what Sabeeha believed und how she lived her life." said the artist. Judy Khi\ju.
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